I'd like to write a HTML page which can help me directly log in my
Yahoo!mail or Gmail account without typing user name and password.
Basically, I want to set up a link, click it and pop up the Yahoo/Gmail
page.
What technology is most appropriate for this kind of work?
My current solution is not so satisfying: I download Yahoo!Mail page
and save it to local file; then using Javascript to load that file and
set up user name, password, submit it to Yahoo.
This works with Yahoo, but not Gmail. I haven't got time to investigate
why.
The thing I hate about this solution is: for every email provider, I
need to download their page and write corresponding page to
access/modify it.
would like to have a form like this one where a user cannot enter gmail, yahoo or hotmail addresses in the email filed.Have managed to make it work using this code:
I'm trying to setup a mail merge using a gmail docs script from [url]. So far, it works pretty well, but I want to edit it to include the following:
1) The script should start with "Dear Noah" as opposed to "Dear Noah_Kaplan"
2) I want to add my canned response to the script so that it always appears at the bottom of the e-mail.
3) Lastly, I want the outgoing mail to be saved as individual drafts in my drafts folder in gmail before it's sent out. That way, I can decide if I want to add a sentence or two to personalize each individual email draft.
Yahoo mail uses a button that has two functions. If you click on the major portion it will launch your search. If you click on the image that is on the right of the button ( a triangle pointing downward) it will popup a little div menu.
I need to build a Tabbed panel similar to yahoo mail (latest version). Means whenever I click on the link the page should be open in new tab, with closing button. Is there any jQuery plugin which provides same functionality.
I already found some cool stuff here, but I'm looking for a script that, if somebody send me a e-mail, he/she automaticaly receive a reply from me, including a required access code.
From the term "automatic login" I suppose security (password protection) is not of key importance here. The guidelines for solution could be to use a Javascript bookmark (idea borrowed form a nice game published on [M&M's DK site][URL].. The idea is to create a javascript file and store it locally. It should do the login data entering depending on current site address. Just an example using jQuery:
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Multiply the code blocks in your script, to add more sites in the similar manner. You could even combine it with `window.open(...)` functionality to open more sites, but that may get the script inclusion more complicated.
Note: This only illustrates an idea and needs lots of further work, it's not a complete solution.
This is the code I found on stackoverflow for automatic login to websites but it does not work. I am doing exactly as told is ther anything wrong
I have Google Mail login page, saved locally to C: disk. I want to edit its source so, that when entered username and password and clicked on "Login" button it did absolutelly nothing, but the form did not reset. I tried deleting from the source "form action = https"//....", "method = post", "onsubmit = ...".
So, when the form is submitted, nothing happens(as I want it to be), but the field values are reset(what I want to avoid). I also tried inserting to source code "form onsubmit = return false", but the username and password values are still reset.
Just curious, what techniques does gmail leverage to hide the javascript code that their service uses to work? I've tried View Source here and there in the page without much luck.
I have no interest (you have to trust me on this one) of hacking it or anything, I'm just curious.
I have some problems with my gmail's account. When I'm trying access to spam site or trash site, the gmail say me that:
[Aplication Javascript] The system was unable to perform your operation. Please try again in a few seconds.
I have this problem since yesterday. I have proved with anothers browsers but They no working too. I have proved with another account and another account working very well so I know that my problem is in my account.
This is a more compact view of the "open ad" code on yahoo.
<pre> <script language=javascript> // these are the two links for opening and closing the ad var lnk1='<a href="#" onclick="moveIt(Ƈ');return false">Open Ad</a>' var lnk2='<a href="#" onclick="moveIt(Ɔ');return false">Close Ad</a>'
// these are the contents of the table, you can put anything in here var ad1='CLOSED STATE' var ad2='OPEN STATE'
// this function actually moves the DIV size function moveIt(status) { var tout=0; if(status == Ƈ') { lnkdiv.innerHTML=lnk2; adstate.innerHTML=ad2; if (document.all.addiv.style.pixelHeight<250) { document.all.addiv.style.pixelHeight=document.all.addiv.style.pixelHeight+5; tout=setTimeout('moveIt('+status+')',1); }
I'm would like my app to send a preformatted email(with subject and body) everytime a user pushed a button, like : onclick " mailto:this@that.com" , without the user seeing anything, i.e. not being able to edit the message.
Using php, this is very simple; mail("this@example.com", "Subject", "Line 1 Line 2 Line 3");
is there a way to do this the same, easy way using javascript?
Is there a simple code that I can use in my form that will get the e mail address from the person and send them an e mail? i have the part where they enter the e mail address. I just don't know where to go from there in the javascript. Any clue??
What I want to do is somehow get my browser version through javascript:
Code:
var browse = navigator.appName; and then mail that to myself. I can't figure out how to get that variable into php so I can email. I'm aware of the difference between client/server side, so I need to know how I could POST the value to another page or something.
Now that http://username:password@site.com no longer is an accepted syntax in IE, I suddenly have a case in a project I'm working on. The easiest(?) solution would now be that there was some Javascript function that could pass the username and password or in som other way automate the login process on a given site.
Thing is I have a server-generated HTML page that I want to make the client redirect to a password protected site. (IIS Windows authentication).
I would like to ask how can i resolve my problem regarding the onlick or login function in javascript. Here is the scenario. I have a billing server with web. In this web I have a cutomer_login and account_login which we be the access of my client to see their account_details, records, etc. We have created a new website, we can call this site1. On our site1 we wanted to integrate the login process of our billing login to site1. When user/client tries to login to our site1, we wanted that the site1 will be the once to login to the blling server, after logging to site, they will be able to see their records.
The developers of my billing gave me some integration script for the site1. But it seems its not working. They told me to create a function that will redirect site1 login to my billing site. I'm really a newbie to javascript, so if anyone could please help. Below are the script that was given to me by our billing support. Code:
Is there any way at all I can get a user's login name from within JavaScript on Unix/Linux with Mozilla browser. If not, how about the home directory? I know there are *usually* variables accessible via navigator.preferences() that contain the info, but I have found none that can *always* be expected to exist.
When a user in somewhere of a site, he/she may want to login to access some user restrict pages. He/she clicks a login link on the menu and sign in on the login page. How to use JQuery to let the user back to the page where he/she clicks the login link?
In Chrome, the login page on my schools educational online platform doesn't remember the login info. So i made a bookmark with this javascript injection, that fills in the info, and focusses on the 'aanmelden' button (='login' in dutch), so that i only have to press enter to continue. Here's the javascript injection:javascript: ocument.getElementById('username').value='23889493984';document.getElementById('password').value='4 42384985';return false;document.getElementById('login').focus();This works fine but i'd like to make it happen faster. I wish i could let the script be activated instantly when the page loads, so i only have to press enter, or if possible, let the script click the login button itself.
I want two buttons: one for login and another for logout. Initially login button is enabled and logout button is disabled. When I click on login button, the logout button should get enabled and the login button should get disabled. And after that, when i click on logout, the login button should get enabled and the logout button should get disable.
Here's how far I could go with it,but it doesn't work.
I have a a html page that is used as a login page.I know it is not secure but this is just for learning purposes, I'm not using it for anything important.My problem is that when I put in the correct login all that happens is the page just clears the text boxes as if you were starting over.I am trying to get it to go to register.html which is located in the same directory as the login page.
I removed the " around the javascript:ajaxpage('login.php'); as it was giving me syntax error. But I am unable to cal login .php upon clicking Login. I tried various combination of single quote and double quote but I think I am missing some fundamental rules of single and double quote combination....or may be something else.
I am trying to make a bookmarklet to enlarge textarea in Gmail. But I can't get to the textarea.
When you are composing a message in Gmail, the page has two frames. the first frame has name "main". That frame contains a textarea named "msgbody" in which you compose messages.
I have tried with Firebug getElementsByTagName and getElementsByName but all fails.
self.main.document.getElementsByTagName('textarea' ) returns empty list. self.main.document.getElementsByName('msgbody') also returns empty list.
I suspect that it is because the textarea is buried deep in the DOM tree.
The dom path from the main frame to the textarea is: /html/body/table/tbody/tr[2]/td[2]/form/table/tbody/tr[5]/td/div[3]/table/tbody/tr[2]/td[2]/textarea
However the dom path from the main frame to the first div element is /html/body/div and self.main.document.getElementsByTagName('div') returns a nonempty list.
I am making a website and in it i want to provide dynamic floating menu bar like Gmail(current one). I have searched over internet for it but there i found menu bar whose co-ordinates are fixed. I mean if menu bar is on center of page and you scroll page a very little then menu will also scroll but in gmail it is different. When menu bar comes to top of page only then menu bar scrolls along with the page.
